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Noun family pygopodidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFamily PygopodidaeDescription:The family Pygopodidae is a group of lizards commonly known as legless lizards or snake lizards. They are characterized by their elongated body, absence of limbs, and snake-like appearance. These lizards are primarily found in Australia and the islands of the Western Pacific. Senses and Usages:Sense 1: Taxonomic ClassificationIn taxonomic classification, Pygopodidae is a family of lizards belonging to the suborder Gekkota. It consists of multiple genera and species, including the famous Burton's legless lizard. Example Sentence: The family Pygopodidae belongs to the suborder Gekkota and includes a diverse range of legless lizards. Sense 2: Legless LizardsThe term "family Pygopodidae" is often used to refer to legless lizards, a reptile species resembling snakes but actually belonging to the lizard family. These lizards have evolved to have no limbs, and their body structure allows them to move in a snake-like manner. Example Sentence: The family Pygopodidae includes legless lizards with unique adaptations that resemble snakes. Related Products:Explore the fascinating world of lizards: | ||||
family pteridaceae family pteriidae family pteroclididae family pterodactylidae family ptilonorhynchidae family pucciniaceae family pulicidae family punicaceae family pygopodidae family pyralidae family pyralididae family pyrolaceae family pyrrhocoridae family pythiaceae family pythonidae family rachycentridae family rafflesiaceae
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